Saved sets
Drag the block to move it, drag its right edge to change length. With it focused:
← → move by 15 min, Shift + arrows resize.
Hover the tape to read the same instant in every zone. The brighter band on each row is that city's work day.
The rest of it. Finding the hour is the easy part - holding a working rhythm across zones
is the hard one. Three zones at once
is how we handle it - working one zone while living in another - and
Working from anywhere covers the rest of the setup.
If you're counting days rather than hours - a Schengen window, or time racking up in a
US state - that's Sojourn, and
Latitude flags what a longer stay would trigger before you book it.
The clock is the easy part
Lining up zones is arithmetic. Living across them - the calls, the calendar, the odd hours - is the part I write about, every week or so.
Read on Substack →
How the times are worked out. Waypoint reads time zones from your own browser, so
daylight saving is applied for the date you've picked - choose a date either side of a clock
change and the rows move the way the real clocks will. Every row shows the same instant; only
the local reading of it differs.
Your saved sets stay in this browser. Nothing is sent anywhere. Naming a set stores it
on this device only, so it won't follow you to another computer, and clearing your browser
data will erase it.